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Bruce Woodruff
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Idea on Snow removal?

Bruce Woodruff
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One of our STRs was not open for business yet last winter. When the first snowstorm hit while I was remodeling, I found out that the city does not plow all the side streets, only the main arteries.....

So now we're open for business and I'm trying to develop a strategy for this coming snow season....I can't have guests showing up and not able to get to the property, and I cant require 4WD for all guests. I really don't want to take a tractor down there every time it snows and clear the roads every time it snows, but that may be the best option for now....?

Fortunately our place is the first house on the left as you turn onto this side street, but that still means they will have to drive at least 200 ft . There is driveway parking as well as on the street.

I asked a next door neighbor who also has a STR, she said she doesn't do anything, just offers to come pull them out if they get stuck.....

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